St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
st. Paul Fark and South Park
Have Made Wonderful
Records.
The Way Gladstone, Newport,
InveP Grove and Lincoln
Park Have Developed.
In These Suburban Spots the
Workingmen Are Making
Their Homes.

ment in the way of town building ON
record in tile Northwest has been ac-
cOmplished in what is known as North
st. Paul, in the last six months. About
the 1st of last May the North st. Paul
Land company began laying out the
tOwnsite and grading the streets of the
new town. Since then over s600,000
have been expended in factories, resi-
denceS, stores, hotels, ETC., while over
s15O.00O have been invested in grading
the streets and laying sidewalks. Some
thing over twenty miles of streets
have been graded, as well as
handsome boulevard entirely
around Clear lake, which, by the way,
is a beautiful little sheet of water in
the northern portion of the town, around
which many beautiful suburban resi-
deEceS are being built. Seven miles of
sidewalk have been laid, 5 pretty little
churches built, hotels are in opera
ton. s factories have been erected, most
of which are now in operation, and
something like 200 dwellings have been
built and now hold busy, bustling
population of over 1000. Little more
than half year ago
CAPT. CASTLES BLOoDED STOCK
rOamed over these 700 acleS at will; to-
day the sound of the carpenters wood
cutting machinery and the black smoke
of half dozen factories show that
North st. Paul is living reality and
fast fulfilling the dreams of her found
erS-that is, to make her a great manu-
featuring suburb of ST. Paul.
One of the leading manufactures of
the place built this year is the Harris
Manufacturing company. The main
building of their works is 175X40 feet,
two stories high, with an engine room
30X40 and wire department 20X40, as
well as an acre at least OF sheds. They
manufacture agricultural implements,
grading tools. picket wire fence, and do
a general machine and blacksmith re-
pairing. The Enterprise Manufacturing
company is another big concern. Two
large buildings, 35XS6 and 30X30 respect
lively, have been erected by them. They
will manufacture fishing tackle. The
Cramer ~ COney Manufacturing COM
pany do woodworking business. The
st Paul Iron company has built a main
brick building 42X100, two stories high,
with an addition 42x100, one story high,
the former being pattern and
ware room, and the latter the factory.
The foundry is S0XS0 and two stories
high. One hundred men are employed
here. The Beach Wagon company, the
North st. Paul Brick company, the ST.
Paul Casket company, he Pruden
Stove company and the Luger Furnit-
ure company are all extensive indus
tries, with their factories now in opera
ton. Next season the Wisconsin Cen
tral has promised to put its shops in
North ST. Paul, and the extraordinary
Il, Ii I.faI II lad
next. A full list of the buildings put
up during the year follows:
THE BUILDINGS
Harris Manufacturing company, 2
story factory, with outlying build
cra@er & Coney 2-story factory
building ..:......... .......... 1900
Beach Wagon company, 5-story
brick factory, with dry house, etc. $4,000
featuring plant. ...-.f.......... $4,000
Pruden Stove company, 2-story
brick factory, with foundry and
OutbulldlngS. S....................... ZO,UOO
factory 49,. ...............:.......... 10000
pany. 2-story brick buildings. ...... 10000
factory. addition and foundry. $4,000
buildings, 2 stories each ......... 10000
brick factory, 4-story ware house
dry kilns Offices and outbuildings. 65 900
FELTON, Broom Company. ....... 5000
German Lutheran church congrcga-
ton, 1-StOrv Crane church. 5000
Congregational church association,
1s!Ory frame church. ............ 5000
Three minor church buildings about
SI.3oO each .....-.-.-.-.-.. 4,ooo
North 81 fauI Cottage company, 81
cottages. go. ............. 100000
Capt II 4 castle, summer cottage,
ceraer Henry and Pine sis 80. 5000
"A rGshl. frame residence, Pine st.
II Beach, brick residence, Pine
81, uear Henry. y.................... 2,5O0
6 r Stanton, fiame -esi,!"sce. Pine,
near Charles ........ ......... -. 500
d - Mil;ard, 2-sto.y :raire resi-
!euce. Pine, c0rper Cha,.nS. 1900
E Gssc.n. Story !-ane resi-
oehcG. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z,3rD
g K McKenny. 2-s,o,y fraEe resi-
dence, corner Ea:gs-ei aad Cedar
Edgar 4 Holmes. :: story flsmc
residence, CeIa- und Nergsrrt. 1000
2ts story brick school building.
Castle ave, corner Helen. ...... i0.G0C
North ST Paul Brick com paiiy. build
Jugs and improvements, lieien 81.
near Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
II Davis, 2-story frame residence.
k:mh!e and Morris SIS. ..........- 600
Stone & Morton, two 2-siory frame
residences in Fifth addition . 1900
Northwestern Kennel Cl;ih. club
house and Kennels Gil Silver
L Blase, two 2-story frame houses
III Bullman's addition. ......... 1000
Mrs John Conlen, 2slory frame
residence, Pullman's addition -. 5000
John II Harris. 2-story frame resi-
dence, corner Twelfth az and
Division Observation-Disclosures, 2,50c
North st Paul Land company, town
hall. East Seventh sleorner Helen 5000